MCSR's programs can help you practice effective primary prevention by:

• Applying effective and positive primary prevention principles for engaging men.
  
• Approaching the primary prevention of gender-based violence from a public health perspective.
  
• Utilizing programs, services, and products addressing the four levels of the social ecological model (individual, relationship, community, and society).
  
• Building individual, organizational, and community capacity for prevention of violence against women.
  
• Gathering evaluation data using evaluation protocol and tools based on the logic model and created in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.